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UN says enough money pledged to begin salvage work on decaying oil tanker in Yemen

UN says enough money pledged to begin salvage work on decaying oil tanker in Yemen

  • The $75 million target for first phase was reached when the Netherlands pitched in a second donation of $7 million
  • US envoy Tim Lenderking told Arab News it happened in ‘the context of the truce in Yemen’ and the door could be open for a durable ceasefire’ in months ahead 
By Ephrem Kossaify - Peter Harrison  ·
Houthis kidnapped, jailed 1,700 women over 7 years, UN hears

Houthis kidnapped, jailed 1,700 women over 7 years, UN hears

By Arab News ·
Human Rights Association says Houthis killed, injured 14,000 children

Human Rights Association says Houthis killed, injured 14,000 children

By Arab News ·
UN, US envoys to Yemen condemn Houthi attack on Taiz

UN, US envoys to Yemen condemn Houthi attack on Taiz

By Arab News ·
Confessions by Houthi-affiliated smugglers prove Iran’s role in regional instability: Yemeni minister

Confessions by Houthi-affiliated smugglers prove Iran’s role in regional instability: Yemeni minister

By Arab News ·
US envoy to Yemen visiting Saudi Arabia, other Gulf nations, amid Houthi escalation in Shabwa

US envoy to Yemen visiting Saudi Arabia, other Gulf nations, amid Houthi escalation in Shabwa

By Arab News ·
Yemeni minister condemns Houthi snipers targeting citizens after truce

Yemeni minister condemns Houthi snipers targeting citizens after truce

By Arab News ·
Yemeni army officer killed in clashes with Houthis

Yemeni army officer killed in clashes with Houthis

By Saeed Al-Batati ·
Aid organizations urge Yemen parties to renew truce

Aid organizations urge Yemen parties to renew truce

By Saeed Al-Batati ·
Update Blast kills 5 engineers at Houthi missile factory in Yemen

Blast kills 5 engineers at Houthi missile factory in Yemen

By Saeed Al-Batati ·
Yemen’s information minister says Houthis unjustly sieged Khubzah village, indiscriminately bombing

Yemen’s information minister says Houthis unjustly sieged Khubzah village, indiscriminately bombing

By Arab News ·
A houthi rebel fighter holds a weapon during a gathering in Sanaa, Yemen. (AP)

Houthi ‘gang’ loots Sanaa radio station in defiance of court ruling

By Saeed Al-Batati ·
Yemen’s Taiz braced for new Houthi attacks

Yemen’s Taiz braced for new Houthi attacks

By Saeed Al-Batati ·

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